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- Materials science: Breaking the neural code#652644Enlighten Publications
- Pseudomonas aeruginosa PQS mediated virulence regulation and interference#447216University of Nottingham Repository
- Optimising recombinant protein production in E. coli#416993UBIRA ETheses
- Dissecting the lifestyle of Klebsiella pneumoniae and Vibrio cholerae using chemical genomics#1148695UBIRA ETheses
- Linear bioconvection in a suspension of randomly swimming, gyrotactic micro-organisms#1090307Enlighten Publications
- Biodiversity of heteroresistance in food spoilage microorganisms#474212University of Nottingham Repository
- Phenology of sargassum species at Teluk Kemang, Port Dickson, Malaysia#1024939UTAR Institutional Repository
- Bioconvection in a suspension of isotropically scattering phototactic algae#1090302Enlighten Publications
- Towards phage therapy against Clostridioides difficile#990172University of Nottingham Repository
- A study on fusarium isolation, its molecular identification, clinical manifestations and risk factors#256570USM Repository
- Characterisation of the conserved mycobacterial penicillin binding protein LpqF#385839UBIRA ETheses
- Structural and biochemical characterisation of phospho-regulation in the DNA damage response#417001UBIRA ETheses
- Investigation of functional-dependencies between PG hydrolases and the bifunctional class A PBPs across stress conditions in E. coli#186645UBIRA ETheses
- Development of Mass Spectrometry methods for direct analysis of proteins in Microbes#385840UBIRA ETheses
- Investigating the genetic and biological mechanisms governing pathogenic Yersinia species survival in soil and plague re-emergence#681022University of Nottingham Repository
- Development of a rubella- hepatitis C virus-like particle vaccine platform#1041722University of Nottingham Repository
- Unravelling the molecular biology of cheese ripening fungus, Penicillium camemberti#655316University of Nottingham Repository
- Isolation of environmental Bacillus spp. encoding bacteriocins with novel antiC. difficile activity#990194University of Nottingham Repository
- A structure-function characterization of the novel pyocin S3 DNase domain with its cognate immunity protein#474205University of Nottingham Repository
- Control of antigen cross-presentation through selective engagement of the mannose receptor#632061University of Nottingham Repository
- Transposon mutagenesis in RT 078 Clostridioides difficile#649254University of Nottingham Repository
- Susceptibility patterns, resistance genes, risk factors and outcomes of multidrug-resistant pseudomonas aeruginosa in northeastern state of Malaysia: A multicenter study#1226859USM Repository
- An investigation of helicobacter pylori integrative and conjugative elements#470590University of Nottingham Repository
- Investigating the mechanism used by Pyocin S3 to target and kill susceptible Pseudomonas aeruginosa strains#1148731University of Nottingham Repository
- A metabolic investigation into the effects of various perturbations on human macrophage#450761University of Nottingham Repository
- The assessment of antimicrobial resistance from three perspectives: disinfection, surveillance and drug development#637827University of Nottingham Repository
- Stiffness and viscoelasticity of soft tissue-mimicking hydrogels regulate human monocyte-derived macrophage polarisation#681016University of Nottingham Repository
- Use of luminescent proximity-based techniques to investigate IL-23 receptor complex formation, cytokine binding and activation in living cells#1041717University of Nottingham Repository
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